The voice of the prophet is the one most difficult to hear. As in the time of Isaiah, there are those that would say, "Don't reveal to us things that are right. Speak to us things that are pleasant and flattering. Reveal to us deceptions and illusions" (Isaiah 30:10).
When we say “Revealing the Biblical Messiah”, we mean Yeshua ben Elohim, Lord and Judge. We proclaim the words that Hashem is speaking in these times to His people, as in the manner of the prophets. Our message is a call to Teshuva, a return to those things that please him, as are recorded in the Torah and the Prophets. It is a call to begin to see the Messiah in light of these scriptures, as one who truly was "a prophet like unto Moshe" (Deuteronomy 18:15, Acts 3:22, 7:37) and who came to reveal how to follow the דרך החיים (derech haChayyim, the way of life) as written in the Torah.
There is a vital need for עם ישראל (Am Yisrael, all the people of God) to recognize that Christianity, in the way that it is practised today, and was constructed by the so-called 'church fathers', is a non-Hebraic, false religion, founded on anti-Torah doctrines, worshipping a false image of the Messiah, and mingling anti-Biblical writings in its corrupted Greek texts. The call to abandon this religious system is the same as the revelation given to Ezekiel concerning the pagan practices in the בית המקדש (house of worship) (Eze 8:5-18) and to Jeremiah concerning the practices of his people in Jerusalem and in Egypt (Jer 7:17-20; 44:15-18, 24-25). These people were also just following traditions and practices that were common and accepted in their culture; they, like us, had "inherited deceit, nothingness (idols), and things in which there is no benefit" (Jer. 16:19), but it was made clear through the prophet that they were to be held responsible for these things. Tradition and acceptance in the culture did not make them right in the eyes of HaShem, and they had a responsibility to listen to the scriptures (the Torah) and the prophets to discern what was right.
We will be posting articles concerning false doctrines, historical corruptions, and the interpretation of the words of the Messiah and the apostolic authors according to the scriptures that Messiah used. We hope to reveal that it is not enough for Messianics to simply decorate the 'church father' cake with menorah, yarmulke, and other "Judaica". We must fully return (make teshuvah) to the Holy One of Israel and to HIS WORD. We must set aside all entanglements and all things that do not conform to this standard. It is our hope that in this the beauty and majesty of His Glory will be revealed; that the blinders will be taken off and we will truly behold the face of the God of Israel as proclaimed by Yeshua - האלהים שהוא אחד (HaElohim sheHu echad, The God who is One).
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The New Testament Canon and Authority
Did the Apostle Paul Write Scripture? It is thought by Christian commentators that Ephesians 4:26 constitutes a sublime example of a New Testament author originating scripture, as it is thought co-equal in authority with that of the Hebrew Tenach. We will show this is not the case at all, but rather Paul is doing an Hebraic “Midrash”, an exposition of one or more ideas found in the Torah. This passage is frequently cited in support of the claim that Paul was “writing scripture” because one of the ‘church fathers’, Polycarp, in his Epistle to the Corinthians, said, “So then, as prescribed in these writings, be ye angry and sin not, and let not the sun go down upon your wrath." Does this quote by Polycarp mean Paul was writing a new commandment? ...
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